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    My Wandering Sun, Moon and Stars: Volume Five of the Series Nature Works
    My Wandering Sun, Moon and Stars: Volume Five of the Series Nature Works
    My Wandering Sun, Moon and Stars: Volume Five of the Series Nature Works
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    My Wandering Sun, Moon and Stars: Volume Five of the Series Nature Works

    By Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat

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    My wandering Sun, Moon and Stars is the Fifth Volume in the Series Nature Works. The Poems, Reflections and Meditations on the Beautiful heavenly bodies are accompanied by aquarelles by the author and Artist Gabrielle von Bernstorff.

    The preceeding Volumes of the Series Nature Works include: The Rock, Water, Air and Trees. For the Love of Dolphins is to follow as Volume Six.

    Gabrielle von Bernstorff is a writer, painter and architect. She exhibits herwork internationally and lives in Switzerland.

    Previous publications of hers include: Color Writing, Alicia Mediterranica, You my Love, Blütentrauer and Mother Dada's Blütenzorn.

    This book is in English and German.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateNov 20, 2019
    ISBN9783749463756
    My Wandering Sun, Moon and Stars: Volume Five of the Series Nature Works
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    Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat

    Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat is a painter, poet and architect. She has published numerous poetry, art and architecture books. She lives in the lake Constance region of Switzerland. For more go to her website www.gevebe.com

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